Key sent, thanks again. If you could also just let me know when you have finished redeeming the key since I want to ensure your transaction completes before I pass out.

Four unscratched/unused BF4 codes left guys.

I appreciate the feedback, thanks again.

 5 keys left and a pre made account. Will let the account and a key go as a combo for $20 in BTC.

BTC client is loading now, did you want code or account?

Updated: See initial post for up to date sale details.

These were coupon codes I redeemed for actual origin cd keys tonight since it was the last day of the promo. The CD Keys are valid until April 31st vs the coupon codes which expire March 31st(today).

 I have 2 Keys left I'm willing to let go for $15 each in BTC. Sold 4 so far with no issues. Avg exchange rate for reference:

https://bitpay.com/bitcoin-exchange-rates

I got 13-15 mh to add if I pick up another drop cord and open some windows, lol. Otherwise only other thing to do is release a forked client, correct? Also, cryptsy and any other exchanges should be notified to pause trading to ensure the bad guys don't make a truck load off this.

Getting 220 kh/s with my GTX 670 consistently. Any numbers for 780 Ti?

Ahh I was talking about the franko site...seems my 65 coins are now gone. Guy is a scammer IMO....hence the "as-is". This was easily fixable and he knows it which is why you cannot contact him.

I downloaded the blockchain posted starting at 79500 and it seems to be synced, I'm guessing the coins I mined were a fork but I'm kinda miffed at how they could confirm, sucks I wasted so much time. I wont assume a wallet is working properly next time

Also having trouble getting the wallet to sync. Sometimes it shows it has then others it jumps from 1700 blocks to 2700 needing to be synced. I have solo mined around 800 coins and now have tried to withdraw them in the times I got it to show synced and still an hour later nothing...could the transfer reach 15 confirms if the coins I mined were bad/out of sync? Am I screwed out of my time spent mining? hope not...things are already thin for profits as it is.

 Hence the reason I was asking. Had hopes someone would reply with useful info in time to order but I'll research all options tonight.


 Thanks

 Yeah our sparky's aren't too bright and barely speak English so I have tried to stay away from dealing with them or letting them see what I have done with the sockets and the spare bedroom although I plan to redo this whole setup soon enough.

I was getting ready to order when I realized I will need an adapter for my extension cable or maybe rethink the entire setup. Can I plug my lepa's standard C19 to 5-15P cable into a drop cord then have the drop cord plug into a 5-15R to 6-20P adapter? or can I rig something similar? I'm thinking the power plugs may be on opposite sides and I know there is an amp disadvantage but I expect I will be under 10 amps easily with the efficiency increase?

 I was probably one of the others. I have had good experiences using the coinminer.net pools up until this issue. I currently have 65 coins stuck there and value went from $15 to 7.50 in that time. After realizing the pool had stopped confirming I moved on and took my 8 mh with me until things are resolved assuming I get my coins worthless by that time or not, lol.

Once I knew the connector type for the Lepa PSU and the hot water heater socket type it was extremely easy to find cables to suit my needs and at a fair prices too! cant beat 6 feet and 12 guage for 10 bucks IMO:

http://www.sfcable.com/SF-1618-06B.html?utm_medium=shoppingengine&utm_source=googlebase&cvsfa=3023&cvsfe=2&cvsfhu=53462d313631382d303642&gclid=CK-cq_GH97gCFSho7AodrHwARA

 Thanks, I agree on not cutting yet but I will break down and cut it or a replacement version if it comes down to it. As for the cable, all of my other power supplies use the C13 but after searching for awhile I managed to find it's a C19 on the Lepa G1600-MA as shown here:




I'm not sure I follow exactly on the setup you are running but it sounds awesome and similar to what I had plans to try next if the amp draw lived up to my expectations shown on paper. Any pics of your power setup? Would love to take a look if you get a chance


 Appreciate the input, Thanks again!

 Thanks that's exactly the information I needed. I'm currently in Florida living in a 3 bedroom apartment but before this I had only seen this type of plug in my grand parents trailer years ago. I'm used to soldering ect but have no idea how legs ect work with home power wiring. I i'm surprised this isn't a common question on here with power cords from china on the cheap all over the net lol. I love the idea of 220v since the current will drop allowing me to go back to 6 GPU's(had problems with breaker before not PSU) and profits will increase slightly which is good since it's been pretty grim lately.


 I would really like to find a cable I don't have to butcher since this one looks euro/specific in case I move forcing me back to 120v or ever sell these power supplies. The closest I have found is here:

http://www.amazon.com/Stanley-31626-Appliance-Grounded-Extension/dp/B003OQVGNW/ref=pd_sim_hi_6

 If the earth/ground(rounded prong at bottom) was flat like the top two and parallel like them it would probably fit right into the back of my PSU enabling the 6-20P without mods...if I find something I'll link but either way will keep the thread updated for others who may go my route.

 Sorry to hear that. Sounds like you need to be a little harder on yourself and don't make that sort of mistake next time.

As for your bad GPU, I have only had one out of at least 20 in my lifetime go bad back in 2001 after about 2-3 months of use, I believe it was a Nvidia Geforce Go 5200. Back then I didn't overclock but I also didn't pay attention to temps. Today I have pushed cards to their limits but only while exercising caution and they come back asking for more. Reason I mention this is you may have given up a little too quickly since I have run into situations where it required a card to be moved into a different slot initially or even taken out several times then put back in and or motherboard bios reset several times. Sometimes it's the sequence that you do things in, which is a result of poor programming of one or both bios's I usually assume. I would also suggest having some spare components around. At the very least an extra power supply but preferably a second working order PC to swap components out with for testing...there have been many times I would have given up a GPU or ram ect for dead if not for a working reference setup to swap the part into in and a few hours of diligence.

 If money is tight you can always bestbuy the suspected component and return for a full refund once it's been eliminated from possible issues.

Agreed. I never once got a calculator out but simply did the math in my head after watching a few difficulty increases and then reading the forums and seeing the TH coming. I started paying close attention around 8 mil and now we are over 37 million and climbing faster. I had predicted 60 million by September - November assuming all machines shipped and I completely stopped following in late June early July since it appeared too flakey for me. Now there are so many more options I truly dont see why anyone would get involved until it settles down.

An even bigger concern to me has been Bitcoins stale nature...I truly expected a fortune 500 to have picked them up by now. The demand has to go up before value can, otherwise I fear Ponzi.

 Thanks that answers compatibility question if turns out to be a 220v socket. I had also seen the range of voltage listed when I ordered them but dared not assume when it comes to global products since they may differ region to region yet the webmaster/instruction producers might assume it was a standard for all with no mods involved. I know water pumps for wells can run off of 110 or 220 but require internal wiring changes to do so.  

I need a new 9v for my volt meter so I wont have the voltage till tomorrow. Anybody familiar with this outlet type? I have found it on a few pages but nothing with information yet on the name of the plug type.